Does DR's textile and apparel future lie in Haiti?
By just-style.com | 20 January 2011
Dominican Republic (DR) and Haiti: two countries, each with 10m inhabitants and situated on the same island (Hispaniola), yet worlds apart when it comes to per capita income, human development, political stability and sustainability. The differences extend to their textile and apparel industries too, as Jozef De Coster finds out.
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